The Sunday herald., 1887-01-16


JK. Emmett, the ever-popular Fritz, will occupy
the stage At Albaughs this week. lie appears in a
revival OF the reconstructed version OF his old
rrN original "Friiz, our Cousin German It is
produced with the new scenery painted for Mr.
Emmett In London, with the native costumes pur-
chased from the peasants ofGermany, the celebrated
silver drum etc. His voice has greatly improved,
and after his rest inc opens his season here after
nve weeks vacation Will he heard TO thc best ad-
Fmms, vii, Viii bc s"ppor,cS by strong and well @ sc.
lecicj company. During the play Mr. Emmett In.
lrcduces the original songs and dances, The Mis-
tletoe,' '"Down by the Old Green Lane, ,""rrue Dog,
Love Thee" THE Ragamufln's Lullaby" "Hc IL
winkina on Nc" "schncder How You Nas7r aud
"fhe Baby Army
Mile. LAllemand, who appears In concert at the
Congregational church, January TO- has been favor
ably compared by European critics to Patti Gerster,
and Sembrlch, The following is from the Boston Her,
aid: "The first appearance here In concert OF Nile.
LAemand was the event OF the evening, and her sue
cess was In every way In keeping with the reputation
she gained with local audiences last season In her ap.
pcarances with the American NOV NationaD Opera
waltz by venanzo, a,Blrthday Song by Sachs, and
Lullaby Song by Taubcrt,' as well as In other
selections given as encore numbers: The rare
played alike In all her contributions to the pro.
gramme, the brilliant waltz showing the perfection
and the songs by Sachs and Taubcrt Illustrating the
value OF the Instructive musical feeling which s
shown so prominently in all her work. She aroused
the most enthusiastic appreciation OF the audience,
and was honored with repeated recalls OF Musin
the BROOKLYN Edgie says: "M. ovidc Musin, the
great Belgian vionst, who to tho technique Of
Wilhelml adds the magnetism OF Remenyi ami Oc
Bull with grace and culture OF his own, which
place MIN fret IN his profession among living artists
Mr. Frank Baxter has Just returned from Europe.
where he has been several years studying with the
best masters. Theodore Thomas and other compe.
tent Judges pronounce him the coming American
tenor Tickets for this concert may be obtained at
Ellis Co.'S music store
A telegram was received yesterday by Manager C..
u. Hess, who Ia now In Washington experimenting
preparations for the Aztec Fair which Is TO I've held
IN the Armory OF the Light Infantry Corps, asking
pos'ponemcn, Of the great Mexican exhibition ID
Washington until week later than the date nrs, an
nounced, to enable them 10 accommodate three i'm
portant schools OF New York Cny ami one from
The ensuing week. Mr.. Hess having arranged The
matter satisfactorily with the lgh, Infantry corps
,ciegraphed Orrln Bros. Nichols that they could
postpone the engagement mere until the week OF the
2ith Instant, and rs long as thee was TO he post
ponemcnt he would prefer waiting until Wednesday
or Thursday, after the kirmes is over, TO openlng
The first OF the week. To this suggestion no reply
had been received at the time of our paper going IL
press, hut s definitely settled that the Aziec Fall
viii not open In Washington TO o.morrow as hitherto
announced, but ON some day during the following
week. The wish of the management 10 prolong theli
stay IN New York, considering that their exhibition
Is there now for the second time AMI iu It's third
month, speaks well for It's success. Mr. He's ex
plhtus IUdt VtCuulHty CONSIDERATIONS are not tnS
main incentive In this decision. Money OF courss Il
desirable, In fact necessary. but when the Messrs
| Orrin aud Mr.. Benit0 Nichols first conceived the
| iea Of getting together their vast collection Of
curos, and mineral, archaeological, antique, ind
modern specimens OF the products OF Mexico, ant
the handiwork OF their ingenious natives, they hat
in mind the educational advantages which such ar
exhibition would present to the youth OF the United
States, where so much Is read but so little realized
OF the true status Of our neighbors over the R!c
| Grande.
| The favori cs Gibson and Ryan, appear at Barter
4 Logans Museum every afternoon and night the
coming week. The management deserve cncour.
agement for placing before amusement seeker.
| such an excellent entertainment at such libera
| rrices Mes.rs Gibson and Wyau have in 1t closed
| highly successful engagement at Tony Pastor
| Theatre, New York, where the terms were three
times those charged here anu with the same excel
lent dramatic and specially company. Those VIII,
| want d hearty laugh should see the trick donkey
Thunder. the funny christening scene, MudDcn an,
Mulcahy on skates. aud the sldc-spllting "fhrce
handed Reel" All who go may depend on laughin
az they never laughed before.
Kernan's Washington Theatre offers rich feas
next week, Lille Halls Buresque Company an
Fanny Bloodgood's Specially Company, two super
attractions In one. The Chicago Tnter-O Ocean says
"Lie Halls Burlesque Company and Fannie Blood
goods Specially Company turned hundreds Of pee
pie away from the Lyceum last night. Those viii
did get in had the pleasure OF seeing the most varie
show there this season.